Connie drops more photos depicting the great hike from Jingshanling to Simatai. Look at those stairs. I suppose the trick here is doing this hike with 15lbs of camera equipment!

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Connie drops more photos depicting the great hike from Jingshanling to Simatai. Look at those stairs. I suppose the trick here is doing this hike with 15lbs of camera equipment!

Part of my Beijing trip is to attempt the 10km hike on the wild section of the Great Wall, that is from Jingshanling to Simatai…

However, China’s extensive history and magnificent structures make way for awesome macro shots too. I know the scenery and the wide scenes would be great but don’t forget the small things…


Saw this land rover while I was in Cameron Highlands a few days ago and I thought the foot prints look cool.

Yangon’s busy and colorful Chinatown market should be on your list of places to visit in Yangon. The market is located south of the General Hospital, along the many streets (such as Lattha St. and Bo Yawe St.) crossing Mahabandoola street

Here’s a photo from a stupa in Bagan… the first destination on my Burma trip.